Day to celebrate! I guess today I made a new record in most skated laps during one day. Lap count: 70 +/-. And most fastest with speed across the amount of skated laps. Fastest laps 30,8-31, slowest 36.
Here I start noticing that being, and becoming a superb athlete, really doesn't have that much to do how you train. Or that's half of it but the part that is unseen by the public and crowd is how thick your skull is; how much mental stress you can endure while training. When your coach pushes you to keep on going and it is the thing least on your mind, that's when the real training starts. That's when the fun ends, and work begins.
Afterwards you can and of course you have to be proud of how you managed today, that's what motivates you to do sports, but then the training is already over.
I've worked hard before and pushed myself. But never like this. This gives me strength to go on and start searching where my limit really is. Because when you're at breaking point, you can really tell that you know yourself.
And as they say the golden chest is at the end of the rainbow you just have to go there first.
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